WATCH OUR MUSIC AND LAW
AFM SEMINAR ON YOUTUBE
Byron Pascoe, a partner at Edwards Creative Law, provided an overview of various music industry agreements, including copyright concepts, publishing arrangements, and booking agency structures.
He discussed key aspects of producer agreements, band agreements, and management contracts, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and legal protection in these relationships.
The session covered general service agreements for musicians, the process of incorporation, and international considerations, concluding with Byron offering his contact information and mentioning an upcoming presentation on producer agreements.
HOW TO PAY
To pay your dues by eTransfer, use this email address: dues@ma180.org
If you wish to pay by credit card, phone 613-567-0560
If you wish to pay by cheque, please allow enough time for mail delivery.
IN THE OFFICE
Robin, Dan and Marlene are happy to take your calls and answer your emails. How may they help you?
Robin Moir
Secretary-Treasurer
613-235-3253
Dan Blackwell
Administration Officer
613-235-3253
Marlene Morton
Administration Officer
613-235-3253
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On September 29th, 2025, some members of Local 180
gathered at the Colonnade on Metcalfe Street in Ottawa to recognize and celebrate
Roddy Ellias, John Geggie, Ed Lister, Mike Mullin and Pace Sturdevant.
Why join the Musicians’ Union?
Watch this video and learn how THE association of music professionals could be right for you and your career.
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Musicians’ Association of Ottawa-Gatineau, Local 180, AFM is to defend and promote the economic, social, and professional interests of its members who are free-lance musicians, as well as musicians who are working under a collective bargaining agreement.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Membership in the Musicians Association of Ottawa-Gatineau confirms your status as a professional musician. When you become a member, you join not only this Local but 250,000 professional musicians around the world.
There IS money in music.
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About PAL Ottawa
We reward the artists who delight us with our applause, and often assume that success in the arts brings financial security. But very few members of the arts community arrive at the end of their career with an adequate pension and other resources. That’s why we created PAL Ottawa: to provide affordable housing and a support system to arts workers in need. Learn more…
